Login Persistence time in 2.10

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Last Post: December 12, 2011 (RSS)

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By Jason - November 9, 2011

Hi,

Have you tried to set a new session.savepath in General Settings as per Dave's post above? This usually takes care of the issue.

Let us know if you still experience this problem.

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By dennisoneil - November 9, 2011

Thanks Jason,

My apologies for not trying all of the solutions before posting. I was successful in resolving the login issue after setting a new session.savepath directory.

I have 2 suggestion for someone making this change:
- Be sure you change the permissions on the new folder to allow write capabilities.
- Be sure you folder path is correct (no trailing slash was required for me).

I messed up on both of these items at first. Both will break things to the extent that you cannot access the CMSB interface to make changes. To correct the path, I had to go to CMSADMIN > DATA > SETTING.DATA.PHP to correct it.

After I corrected all of my mistakes, everything works perfectly.

Thanks

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By gkornbluth - December 11, 2011

Hi All,

Stumped again (CMSB Version 2.13).

When I try to change the session save path to the folder sfortmwepr in my root directory, I get this error when I try to access the web site:

session.save_path doesn't exist! (../sfortmwepr)
To change session settings edit /data/settings.dat.php

Trying to change changing it to /sfortmwepr /sfortmwepr/ or sfortmwepr/ or../../ produces a directory does not exist error in the Admin interface.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks,

Jerry Kornbluth

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By Jason - December 12, 2011

Hi,

Have you tried using a full path to your root instead of using ../ ?

Hope this helps

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By gkornbluth - December 12, 2011 - edited: December 12, 2011

Hi Jason.

Works just fine now.

You've happily done it again.

Thanks

Jerry Kornbluth

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